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    it became a problem because this type of ritual is beyond the American culture which conflicted with the laws that they paid no attention to. Another conflict was the medical procedure of the American doctors and the spiritual healing process the Lee’s traditionally believe can help cure diseases or illnesses. How both cultures define epilepsy is the same which is a dangerous condition but the treatment styles are opposite. The doctors see the potential in prescribing the necessary medications…

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    is my passion and I decided to achieve my goal, which is being a doctoI. Q 2: Were there times that you felt like you wanted to give up and not to continue studying medicine? A: I can not say that I wanted to give up because I loved Medicine, But there were times I would loose my motivation and started to slow down. Studying Medicine means sacrificing a lot for years. Means you have to study at least 10 hours a day, little sleep, not enough rest, or hang out with your friends and families. Q…

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    Working in the field of health care is the noblest vocation I can imagine, and that is the main reason I want to pursue a career in pharmacy. What can be better than devoting myself to the task of healing people and taking care of human life, the most important thing in the world? Pharmacist is one of the most wonderful and needed professions in the modern world that requires total devotion, responsibility, patience, and a lot of skills and knowledge. Everyone knows an expression "cures one…

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    The center of true worship was separated into three locations, one in the heart of Brooklyn. Their relationship with New York was complicated, as the history of the religion coincided largely with the city’s. However, there was always a disdain. I love New York City for its transparency and diversity, yet I recall overhearing discussions about why the staff at the religious headquarters despised the rising metropolis. “They don't even care anymore. The homosexuals hold hands as they're walking…

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    I was born in a family of five, and because my parents were a teacher, I didn’t have difficulty focusing myself towards hard work and discipline especially in studies. However, choosing medicine was a different experience with no medical background in family and expenses needed for that and when I reflect, it hasn’t all been just the hard-work done by me based on my determination but sacrifice on my parents’ behalf too despite the economic…

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    WOMEN WHO LOVE TOO MUCH By Robin Norwood, 1985 Reviewed by Rediet Merid The author of the best-selling book Women Who Love Too Much: When You Keep Wishing and Hoping He'll Change Robin Norwood says "It was mostly from the wives and girlfriends of addictive men that I began to understand the nature of the disease," (Norwood, 1985, 40). In the book Norwood examines in it explains why women are involved in a harmful relationship with men (Powell, 1985). The #1 New York Times bestseller that…

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    The book The Fault in Our Stars tells us a story about pain, love and fear. A 17-year old girl Hazel meets an 18-year-old boy Augustus at a support group. Although Hazel has serious cancer and Augustus has one leg because of osteosarcoma, they fall in love with each other. Hazel shares the novel named An Imperial Affliction which is written by Peter Van Houten to Augustus. Both of them are addicted to the novel and are eager to know the subsequent story of the characters. They write emails to…

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    and talk about dying. The video takes into account personal stories of people who loss a love one to death. The video reviews the perspective of doctors, scholars and medical ethicists regarding the complicated experience of dying, and why so few live the death they say they want. According to the video in the 19th century things were very different. People died of illnesses that are now treatable. Medicine played a small part in death. The culture of death was omnipresent or…

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    Anxiety Anxiety is one of more common mental illness in America, more than 18% of Americans have anxiety. This barrier of anxiety has been tough, but it getting better and better every day; courage and determination helped me get better with this illness, and I was able to preserve just like Jackie Robinson. This illness started in 7th grade. I first noticed it in a softball game, I have been playing softball since I was 7 years old, and nothing like this has ever happened to me before.…

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    Often when discussing healthcare, medicine and treatments, we often distance are selves and see the patient as figures on a chart or a collection of symptoms. This while done in an attempt to protect doctors from becoming overly attached, often leads to detachment and doctors forget about the person behind the patient. With reform slowly beginning to happen in America the doctor patient relationship and the role of the patient are both being reexamined. Traditionally in science it is expected…

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